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American-led innovation remains impotant to pioneer cost-competitive technologies around the world. ow.ly/ps9R30sM9Bw

The recent EU-Central Asia Summit demonstrated how Brussels is paying more attention to the region than Washington. ow.ly/vOTM30sM9Bx

The Russian Su-34 fighter is touted by the Kremlin as one of its best aircraft. ow.ly/2Klr30sM9By

H.R. McMaster and Bob Woodward are both authors of New York Times bestsellers. That is where the similarity ends, writes Dov Zakheim. ow.ly/YohV30sM9Bz

The Soviet-era Akula-class submarine reportedly “shocked” Western intelligence when it was introduced. ow.ly/Bw9l30sM9BA

A haphazardly prepared and insecure election conducted during wartime would provide multiple entry points for Russian disruption, warns Andreas Umland. ow.ly/k0Hw30sM9BB

In a recent event jointly hosted by @cftni and George Mason University’s National Security Institute (NSI), policymakers and cybersecurity experts discussed one of the most consequential digital breaches in U.S. history. ow.ly/MFQS30sM9BC

Europe is stepping in not as a replacement but as an additional partner to the region, writes Michael Rossi. ow.ly/95Ou30sM9BF

According to an Air Force spokesperson, the gift of the derelict planes “has supported the sustainment of European-donated F-16s to Ukraine.” ow.ly/GTzb30sM9BH

National Security Adviser Mike Waltz has been ousted from Trump’s presidential cabinet. ow.ly/OYu330sM9BI

Can a land-for-peace deal carry weight with ordinary Ukrainians? ow.ly/HlKn30sM9BJ

South Korea is accelerating trade liberalization, with agreements signed with dozens of countries since 2018. ow.ly/Wnta30sM9BK

America’s loss of dominance in critical minerals mining to China was not inevitable—nor is its renewal. ow.ly/Hlok30sM9BL

The Secretary of State deserves credit for working with the bureaucracy to ensure a smooth transition toward a leaner and less ideological State Department, writes Joshua Yaphe. ow.ly/XVv630sM9BM

The first rotational Bomber Task Force (BTF) mission involving B-1B Lancer strategic bombers to Japan had a rocky start. ow.ly/z1uz30sM9BN

Donald Trump’s administration is engaging with the world not as it wishes it were, but as it is, argues Ahmed Charai. ow.ly/3n0O30sM9BO

Tokyo’s railgun is far cheaper than the Pentagon’s similar project.  ow.ly/Zmb730sM9BP

The recent blackout should serve as a cautionary tale for leaders who believe that “renewables equal resilience” when it comes to the electric grid, argues Tommy Waller. ow.ly/YpS430sM9BQ

"Trump may believe that he holds the cards, but Europe, Russia, and China likely see it differently," writes Jacob Heilbrunn. ow.ly/wziF30sM9BR

The Iberian blackout reflects Europe’s need for stronger grid connections and expanded storage capabilities to keep pace with renewable growth. ow.ly/zNl730sM9BS